Bitdeer plans to acquire $100 million worth of BTC, SBI sets up a 10 billion yen fund, and Metals One launches a "gold-for-coin" exchange.

MarsBitNews · 2026-03-19T01:26:25+00:00

Mars Finance reports that global listed companies are showing a trend of traditional enterprises entering the crypto treasury expansion space. Bitdeer approved a 100 million dollar purchase of Bitcoin, SBI established a specialized fund to provide advisory services, Metals One plans to exchange 10% of gold for Bitcoin, Digihost achieved 100% Bitcoin retention, and Banxa is converting 25% of net profits into Bitcoin.

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2026-03-19 01:26:25

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According to Mars Finance, data from BBX shows that yesterday, publicly listed companies worldwide demonstrated a clear shift from “mining company competition” to “entry by traditional industrial and financial giants” in expanding their crypto treasuries:

$100 million spot purchase: Bitdeer (NASDAQ: $BTDR) approved a board resolution to allocate $100 million in cash to buy Bitcoin as strategic reserves over the next two quarters.
10 billion yen dedicated fund: SBI Holdings (TSE: 8473) announced the establishment of a 1 billion yen (about $67 million) corporate crypto treasury fund to provide Bitcoin allocation consulting and custodial services for Japanese manufacturing companies.
10% gold asset swap: Metals One PLC (LSE: $MET1) revealed its treasury reform plan to swap 10% of its reserves from gold to Bitcoin, citing “BTC’s superior liquidity premium in 2026.”
100% production retention: Digihost (NASDAQ: $DGHI) confirmed that its Bitcoin production from February to mid-March was fully retained. With energy cost optimization, the company currently does not need to sell any BTC to cover all operational expenses.
25% profit conversion: Banxa (TSX-V: $BNXA) announced that 25% of its net profit in Q1 2026 will be directly converted into Bitcoin, establishing a “profit-driven” approach to increasing holdings.

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